The Qaxa Journal

Your password doesn’t just open the door—it is the door

In standard software, a password is just a request for access—and it can be reset. In Qaxa, your password is the mathematical ingredient that enables encryption. We can’t reset it because we don’t know it. Here’s why length matters more than complexity—and why a weak password doesn’t just lock you out, it weakens the vault.

5 signs your current chat app is leaking metadata

You locked the front door, but left the windows wide open. Many apps advertise End-to-End Encryption (E2EE), that protects the content of your messages—but they stay dangerously quiet about metadata.

Why we don’t have a "Forgot Password" button (and why you should be glad)

We brought the Zero-Knowledge security of a self-custodial crypto wallet to your daily workflow. Here is why a 12-word seed phrase is the only way to truly own your data.

Vault: Why we killed the "Share Link"

Most file-sharing tools are built on anxiety. You upload a file to a public server, generate a link, email it, and then hope for the best.

Secure collaboration: Why privacy is the only feature that matters

Almost every click you make is tracked, profiled, and monetized. Secure collaboration isn’t optional anymore. It’s essential for anyone building something worth protecting.

Why we trust 1991 tech (the PGP story)

Privacy isn’t just a feature. It’s a principle. That’s why everything in Qaxa—from your messages to your files—is encrypted with PGP.

Why chat in Qaxa isn't just another feed

Chat in Qaxa isn’t an infinite scroll. It lives inside your work—in tasks, notes, and Spaces. Always private, encrypted, and in context.

Why folders in Qaxa keep you organized

Folders bring clarity to the signal. They let you see what matters, hide what doesn’t, and keep your Spaces exactly where you need them. That’s how you stay organized—your way.

Chat Control: The spy in your pocket

The EU calls it "Chat Control"—a plan to scan every message in the name of safety. But in reality, it is a proposal to break encryption and put citizens under constant watch while government officials stay exempt.

Why files in Qaxa stay private and in place

In Qaxa, files aren't just attachments you have to dig for. They are part of the flow. Every file you upload stays attached to the work, fully encrypted, and easy to access.

Why spaces are the foundation of Qaxa

In Qaxa, everything happens inside a Space. It isn't just a folder or a chat room. It is a secure container for your work. A compartment for your thoughts, your team, and your evidence. All end-to-end encrypted.

Why a task in Qaxa is more than a checkbox

In Qaxa, a task isn’t just a checkbox. It’s a conversation. A thread. A shared piece of work — encrypted, flexible, and built for real collaboration.

Why notes in Qaxa are made for quiet work

In Qaxa, a note isn't just a text field. It’s a shared encrypted canvas. Built for quiet thinking and real-time collaboration inside your secure Space.

How we use Qaxa to build Qaxa

Building Qaxa anywhere else would be a contradiction. We use it for everything—strategy, code, and deployment—because that’s the only way to prove it is ready for you.

The sidebar: Your command center

In Qaxa, the sidebar isn’t just navigation. It’s where you orient yourself. It’s where you go to move—not to get lost. A single, encrypted signal in the noise.

The Qaxa manifesto

Privacy is a right — not a feature. It belongs to everyone. Founders. Creatives. Activists. Rebels. And the quiet ones.